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Stage 195km | La Libertad - Nahuizalco
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Stage 286km | Salvador del Mundo - El Boqueron
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Stage 347.2km | Fellini -
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Stage 44km | San Salvador (ITT) -
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Stage 5125.2km | Fuerza Aerea - La Libertad
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Stage 6126.8km | Santa Ana - Alcaldia Santa Ana
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Vuelta el Salvador 2012 stages
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Stage 3 - Fernandes wins stage 3 over Neben, Guderzo | Fellini2012-03-18 47.2km
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Stage 5 - Hsiao wins stage for Taiwan team | Fuerza Aerea - La Libertad2012-03-19 125.2km
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Stage 6 | Santa Ana - Alcaldia Santa Ana2012-03-20 126.8km
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